Beijing after a strong onslaught from Kawasaki Frontale
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The young lineup met K-League powerhouse Daegu FC in the third round of the J-League and suffered another heartbreaking defeat with a score of 0:5, only one draw and two defeats after three games, scoring only one goal and conceding a whopping thirteen.
In the match, Guoan's young player Gao Jian came close to breaking through with a header only 11 minutes into the match, but the ball hit the goal post and bounced out. In the 85th minute, Li Boshi had a shot that went past an opponent's defender and into the penalty area, but it was also valiantly pounced on by the opponent's goalkeeper, which was the closest Guo-an came to breaking through in the entire match. However, despite the best efforts of the young players, they were still unable to withstand the onslaught of the opponents, and they themselves were unable to organize an effective counterattack, so this kind of game for the team is more of a helplessness to complete the task, rather than exercise.
Looking back at last year, the AFC Champions League in Korea and Japan teams also have many young players, the Japanese team 21 to 23 years old players accounted for more than 33% of the players under 20 years old accounted for 13% of the players, the Korean team is also no lack of young faces. The Chinese super team and the Japanese team in the encounter 3 wins and 3 losses, scoring and conceding 7 goals; with the Korean team in the encounter is 3 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses, scoring 10 goals, conceding 13 goals, the Chinese super team in the AFC Champions League competitiveness presents a downward trend, which is an important reason is that the Chinese super young players can not become a pillar of the team, 23, 4 years old is still called "One of the main reasons for this is that the young players in the Chinese Super League are unable to become the pillars of the team.
Years ago, former CFA senior official Lang Xiaonong once asserted to this reporter: "Ten years later, we will still be discussing the issue of youth training." Today, Lang's words seem to be a reality.
